RNS Number:7850S
Red Leopard Holdings PLC
12 March 2007


PRESS RELEASE


Red Leopard Holdings PLC moves forward with First Broughton opportunity


Red Leopard Holdings PLC ("Red Leopard" or "the Company"), the AIM listed leisure and
hospitality company, has today entered an agreement to take advantage of
Britain's booming residential property market.



It will undertake new residential property developments through an agreement
with First Broughton Group UK Limited ("First Broughton"), a privately-owned
property development group with more than 50 years experience.



The two companies aim to secure their first development site within the next two
months and to deliver a completed project before the end of 2008. Project sites
targeted for development range from small housing estates to large scale
apartment blocks with more than 200 units.



Under the terms of the agreement, Red Leopard will provide First Broughton with
#20,000 per month over a six month period, in return for which Broughton Homes
Development (1) Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of First Broughton will
identify and acquire a property site, and develop residential apartments and
houses. First Broughton will divide profits from the venture with Red Leopard.



Red Leopard Director John May said: "With the Government estimating that a
minimum of 200,000 homes a year need to be built over the next 10 years, we
believe this relationship has the potential to give us a steady deal flow moving
forward. The agreement with First Broughton Group takes us in a direction
closely in line with our existing business model for the development of
apart-hotels in the UK. "

Sep 29 2009

Deal flow
Although investors have kept their hands in their pockets and IPOs have been on hold, Simpson and his junior markets team of seven have been busy on a number of transactions. Specialising in the lower to middle end of the junior markets, high-value deals the firm has worked on include the merger of independent IFAs Sumus and Lighthouse Group and the buy-out and delisting of Telent, a telecoms services business with revenue of over 310 million. Says Simpson, There is definitely more buzz about AIM, as a realistic option, than there was 12 months ago.

Much of the work for Saffery of late has been around reversals and takeovers. The stock market seems to be showing at least some form of recovery, and that will always be positive in terms of businesses looking for admission. A number of companies are ready to IPO effectively, theyre beginning to queue up and wait for the markets to reopen, comments Simpson.

Substantial interest is coming largely from overseas companies, notably those based in China, India and the US, says Simpson. The last of these may come as a surprise, given how US ventures have had a mixed experience on the exchange: US companies are continuing to look to AIM, where the regulatory pressures are less onerous. For these companies, its also about getting into Europe, establishing a presence and gaining market visibility.

http://www.smallbusiness.co.uk/print//cover-stories/1071872/rise-of-the-reverse-takeover.thtml

The last placing 2 years ago was at 0.375p and with the ord at 0.20p any fundraising required for acquisition would be at 0.20p or higher. The current real price now is 0.20-0.22p so should see more buyers returning again next week and possible next wave of good rises.

Type of acquisition:-

Cash shell Red Leopard Holdings sprinted 0.105p higher to 0.165p as speculators moved in on hearing that the acquisition of a residential property-related business could be on the cards. The deal will apparently bring in large fees and enhance earnings for the company which will eventually prompt a re-rating of the stock.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/article-1222587/MARKET-REPORT-Hardy-Oil-dries-investors.html#ixzz0UoFjCbKK

Up 33% today, lots of buying reported on PLUS.

looks like a deal may be in the offing, plenty of buying after 2.30pm this afternoon.

RNS tomorrow perhaps?